Okorihi Marae. Ōkorihi marae connects to the maunga named Puhangatohora of our Ma
Ōkorihi marae connects to the maunga named Puhangatohora of our Marae Okorihi. Te awa Punakitere, te Rere o Kerikeri te rere. So when it was destroyed in a blaze in 2003, people Marae Committee Co-Chairs Kelly Scott-Ritchie - mobile: 021-805391 Mutunga Rameka - mobile: 021-573133 Ōkorihi Marae, the tūrangawaewae of Ngāti Ueoneone - Ngāpuhi, is rebuilt and reopened after the marae near Kaikohe burnt down almost 20 years ago. Hita said the Oranga Marae funding for Okorihi Marae, as well as a $300,000 grant from Foundation North, would go towards rebuilding the wharekai and ablution block, allowing wha¯nau to Okorihi Marae is a non-profit organisation that offers cultural well-being and facilities for hire. Te wharenui i tū ki runga i te marae i mua i te weranga i te tau 2000, ko Ōkorihi. OKORIHI MARAE OPENING Tēnā rā tātou, As you all may know, our working group has been planning the opening dawn ceremony of our whare tupuna. We helped furnish their Whare 93 likes, 0 comments - tamairahook on October 11, 2024: "Piriwiritua’s 90th Anniversary Okorihi Marae, Kaikohe 2024". Catch more This group is about informing and sharing information to whanau friends and relatives on the happenings surrounding our Hapu Ngati Ueoneone and the re-build of our Marae Okorihi. Tawaraunui te whenua. Mauri Ora whanau. Okorihi te marae. Ko ngā tūpuna: Hakopa, Komene, Akaripa, Te Rina Maanga. The Pōwhiri 12:55PM Okorihi Marae, 34 Te Iringa West Road, Kaikohe 0473 Okorihi Marae Kai o te Rā 1:15PM Hoana Pearson, QSM Fire Safety investigators are yet to establish the cause of the fire which destroyed Okorihi Marae within minutes of the alarm being raised at 12. Found within the vibrant township of Kaikohe, Northland, Okorihi Marae is a treasured Māori cultural venue and a cornerstone of local community life. But now hapu See photos and videos taken at this location and explore places nearby. We value and welcome all your contributions and input based on our kaupapa here. To book the marae, you need to fill out a form, pay a deposit, and follow the conditions of hire. The wharenui that once stood at this marae, which was also named Okorihi, burnt down in 2003. Ko Pūhangatohorā te maunga, ko Punakitere te awa. Ngāti Ueoneone te hapū. 05pm yesterday. "Kia kite mai i taku whare tupuna e kainga ana e Taku Okorihi Ka tangi, ka hotu, ka moteatea e kara Ka tihae, ripiripi, kai one te manawa Tū te pā, tū tangata, tū te ao Hoerangi, hoenuku, taku hoeroa muramura Kura ki uta, kura ki tai, kura Pūhanga Tohorā te poupou o te wharetapu o Ngāpuhi Taumatahutihuti kei raro i te kohu o Pūhanga Tohorā Okorihi te marae Ngāti Ōkorihi marae is south-west of Kaikohe off State Highway 12. Unduh aset Okorihi+MArae yang sempurna untuk proyek 3D Anda berikutnya atau telusuri ribuan tekstur, model, & HDRIs berkualitas tinggi lainnya. We service many industries, but we think providing goods and support to Okorihi Marae after their rebuild was pretty neat. . Tīhei mauriora. Board of Trustees The following guide applies to all bookings including Tangihanga (funeral ceremonies) and is in place to support your time at the Marae. Mutunga Rameka shares the history of Ohoriki Marae from its humble beginnings to its new development in the lead up to its grand opening this June. Te iwi ko Ngāpuhi-nui-tonu. As a traditional Marae, it serves as a sacred space Ōkorihi Marae, the tūrangawaewae of Ngāti Ueoneone - Ngāpuhi, is rebuilt and reopened after the marae near Kaikohe burnt down almost 20 years This week we have Te Whānau o Waimirirangi staying at Ōkorihi Marae, learning about the history of the area. All people responsible for making the booking and organising your Northland's Okorihi Marae was a place hapu relied on to maintain language, culture and family relationships. The principal hapu are Ngāti Ueoneone, Ngāti Hinemutu and Ngāti Tautahi of Ngāpuhi. Okorihi Marae is a meeting place for local hapū, where culture and family relationships are practiced and a tangi can be held. With the support of the trustees, the ceremony has Kawa Marae Trust Board is ecstatic to share the news that at the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) announcement ceremony by MP Shane Jones at Okorihi Marae in Kaikohe last Friday, our Northland’s Okorihi Marae was a place hapu relied on to maintain language, culture and family relation- ships. So when it was destroyed in a blaze in 2003, people felt lost.